Enjoyable Morning Bridge At Emerywood Club Yesterday
Mrs. W. J. Fraley and Mrs. A. B. Parker hosted the Emerywood Club bi weekly morning bridge event yesterday in the ladies lounge. Several guests stayed for lunch after the game and the event is part of a summer schedule continuing through September with other morning games planned and an evening bridge party for all on September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fraley
A. 8. Parker
Emerywood Club
Mesdames Fraley
Parker
F. J. Sizemore
John
Caroline Dalton
Guest
Margaret Parsons
Capeville, Va
Betty Jo Abels
Eleanor Powell
Doris Stroupe
Betty Lou Warner
Pearl Thompson
Plans Complete For DeMolays Dance At Sedgefield Tonight
Readiness is complete for the High Point DeMolay chapter dance at Sedgefield Manor this evening. Reggie Childs orchestra from New York will provide music with Hazel Bruce as featured torch singer. Sponsors include Ruth Polk Lois Chidester Helen Der Evelyn Lyles Thomasville Galloway and Nancy Byrd Miles. Chaperones include Dr and Mrs I T Mann and other local notables.
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High Point
DeMolay
Sedgefield Manor
Reggie Childs
New York Terpean Organization
New York City
Hazel Bruce
Reggie Childs Orchra
Ruth Polk
Lois Chidester
Helender
Evelyn Lyles Thomasville
Eas Galloway
Nancy Byrd Miles
Greensboro
James Mattocks
I. T. Mann
M. 8. Hall
George T. Wood
O. Arthur Kirkman
M. L. Patrick
Paymaster Robbed in Bronx by Three Men
Three men stopped the Immick Construction payroll in the Bronx today and escaped in a taxicab with 2796 dollars. The crime occurred in New York during payroll delivery, drawing police investigation and manhunt efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Immick Construction Company
Bronx
Ports mouth to build world’s largest air terminal
A colossal air terminal planned for Ports mouth England, with an estimated cost of about six million dollars, aims to become the world’s largest facility of its kind. The project will Marshall new air traffic capacity and position the city as a major aviation hub.
Social News Roundup from Bristol and Nearby
Mrs. C. C. Lincoln Jr and Mrs. Irving Whaley of Bristol Tenn arrive today to visit Mrs. A T Wishart on Steele Street after a Roaring Gap golf tournament. Nell Harrison of Enterprise Ala arrives to stay with Miss Mae Kirkman on Broad Street. Virginia Deane visits grandmother Mrs M J Grubb in Denton. Inez Axford and daughter Shirley Jean return to Thomasville after a few days with Miss Nan Utley. Dewey Hammer family back from Asheville. A N Greer heads to Connecticut then New York for about ten days. Beadie Mabry improves at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Virginia Harbison at Burrus Memorial Hospital after tonsillectomy. Nannie Byrum visiting sisters in Lexington and Pamplin Va. Phillip Melvin and Eugenia Anne visit south of the city during Dr Melvin's absence in Michigan. Mrs D A Dowdy and Mrs James Perryman with Misses Gibson and York spend day in Charlotte. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON AUGUST 30 Mr A W Buck announces birth of Alfred Williamson Jr on Sunday August 30 at 509 White Oak Street.
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C. C. Lincoln, Jr
Irving Whaley
Bristol, Tenn
A. T. Wishart
Steele Street
Roaring Gap
Phillip Melvin
Eugenia Anne
Winston-Salem
Earl Lee Smith
Dr.Melvin
Michigan
Salem
A. W. Buck
Alfred Williamson, Jr
White Oak Street
Thomasville
Heidelberg Reformed Church
Willie Mae Myers
van Waldron Richardson
New Bern
J. A. Palmer
Hubert Lee Fouts
Lois Black
Gladys Black
Hoke Myers
Oliver Richardson
Miss Black
MacDowell
H. L. Burton
High Point
Blanche Ireland
Burlington
Waldron Richardson
Street Richardson
George Tull
Red Cross High Point Chapter Reports August Aid
The High Point American Red Cross executive committee met at Mrs Homer Coltrane’s office to review monthly reports. They reported aid in August to 43 disabled veterans or their families and discussed plans for the November Roll Call.
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High Point Chapter
The
American Red Cross
Homer Coltrane
Edgar Hartley
Bests Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary in Social Event
Mr and Mrs Samuel J Best Sr hosted a large reception at their East Lexington home on Monday evening in honor of their silver wedding anniversary. Guests greeted the hosts in a receiving line then moved to a dining room with ice course and punch. Music was provided by Miss Jewell Welch and others, with a cake centerpiece and floral decor throughout the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Best
East Lexington Avenue
Elmer Hedrick
Best
Bloise
J. Best, Jr
Milton Whitener
Catawba College
Register
John W. Hedrick
Sherman Swaim
Frances Williams
Glen Brown
Dewey Foust
L. C. Furgurson
M. D. Matthews
J. O. Myers
Frances Hedrick
Mary Lou Bennett
Lexington
Jewell
Iris
Eleanor Welch
Frank Bain
Thelma Cates
Haw River
Ruth Anne Horney
Crawford announce birth of son Bernard William
Mr and Mrs John Crawford announce the birth of a son Bernard William at City Memorial hospital on Saturday August 29.
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John Crawford
Bernard William
City Memorial Hospital
Important Business Discussed At Meet Of Business Girls
The Business and Professional Girls' club held an evening session chaired by Miss Lucille Browne. Eighteen members attended a round table discussion covering the September 15 banquet honoring Harry Williamson, who recently returned from Germany after taking part in the Olympics, and a October 7 barbecue for local farmers at the city lake. Names were given to the membership committee for new invites.
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Business and Professional Girls
Sesson
Lucille Browne
Civic Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Williamson
Germany
Tous Unis Pre School Dance Featured On Thursday Calendar
Greensboro Tous Unis club led by Harry White prepares a pre school dance at Sedgefield Country Club to honor seven seniors heading to college. Sponsors include Katharine Lowdermilk High Point with Winston-Salem Glenyce Dalton and others from Greensboro Burlington. Chaperones include Mr and Mrs Milbourne Amos and Greensboro couples.
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Tous Unis Club
Greensboro
Harry White
Sedgefield Country Club
Tomorow
Katherine Lowdermilk
High Point
Glenyce Dalton
Winston-Salem
Mary Louise McLendon
Martha Webster
Mary Louise Chandler
Burlington
H. O. Barne
Albert Stevens
James Middleton
Charles Hines
Grover Cox
Bible Classes Schedule Meetings and Socials
The Catherine Gill Bible class meets Thursday September 3 at Mrs. Howard Overcash 902 Mangum avenue for business then social hour and Pollyannas. Ice cream supper planned September 4 at 7 pm on Hilliard Memorial Baptist church lawn under Baptist Adult Union. Prospect M E church Women sell ice cream at Trinity high school at 7 pm. Lottie Holden Bible class meets Thursday at 3 pm with Mrs A L Cecil on Oakwood Court. members urged to attend.
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Catherine Gill
Catherine Gill Bible
Howard Overcash
Mangum Avenue
Hilliard Memorial
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Baptist Adult Union of
Prospect Church
Woman's Missionary Society of Prospect M. E. Church
Trinity High School
Lottie Holden
A. L. Cecil
Oakwood Court
Bradley Family Gathering Before Move to Gainesville
The R S Bradley family and friends gathered at their Randleman home for an old fashioned reunion and lawn picnic ahead of their move to Gainesville Georgia. Attendees included C D Kistler L E Rich V C Trogdon Claude Vannerry and R S Bradley with others from Asheboro Greensboro and Mt Lebabon.
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Enterprise Randleman
R. S. Bradley
Gainesville
Bradley
C. D. Kistler
L. E. Rich
Asheboro
V. C. Trogdon
Greensboro
Claude Vannerry
Joanne Vannerry
R. 8. Bradley
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Miss Louise Jarrell remains with family at home. Miss Melia Short from Greensboro and Miss Jessie Moser from Greensboro visit their parents. Mr and Mrs Joe Snider from Greenville South Carolina spend a week with his parents. Mr and Mrs D J Vincannon visit Trinity. Virginia Peyatt and her mother from Liberty visit Mr and Mrs J C Fox. Mr and Mrs Paul Graves from Charlotte visit Mrs Weaver Lineberry Jr. John Council of Brevard vacationing with his parents. Miss Isabelle Walker returns from Rock Hill DC. Chas Dobson of Brevard spends two weeks with his parents. Miss Inez Trogdon from Asheboro visits her parents.
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Louise Jarrell
Melia Short
Greensboro
D. J. Vincannon
Trinity
Virginia Peyatt
Mrs. Peyatt
Liberty
J. C. Fox
Paul Graves
Charlotte
Graves
Weaver Lineberry
John Council
Brevard
Primary Losers’ Help Is Sought In North Carolina
State Democratic headquarters urged all primary losers to support the November nominees. Dr Ralph W McDonald Sandy Graham and John A McRae defeated in the gubernatorial race were expected to campaign with Clyde R Hoey. Campaign managers and aides offered their services.
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Raleigh
Democratic
J. Wallace Winborne
Ralph W. McDonald
Sandy Graham
John A. McRae
Clyde R. Hoey
W.W. L. Lumpkin
McDonald
A. D. Folger
Winborne
Philip Whitley
Hubert Olive
Hoey
Missing Reidsville man found dead near tracks
Lee Johnson, a Black man missing since Sunday, was found deceased beside railroad tracks south of Reidsville. A coroner's jury ruled the cause of death unknown.
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Reidsville
Lee Johnson
Wesley Memorial Plans Special Service Tonight
Wesley Memorial church schedules a mid week prayer service led by Rev. B B Wiley Jr. Miss Helen Clark recently returned from China where she served as Dean of Women at Soochow University and will deliver the message. Musical features include Wilton Barnes and Hubert Liverman. Service begins at 7 o'clock in the Peacock classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Helen Clark
China
Soochow University
Miss Clark
B&b
B. Wiley, Jr
Wilton Barnes
Hubert Liverman
Peacock
Plane Missing Over Alaska With Six Aboard
A plane carrying a pilot and five passengers, three days overdue, was being sought in the Kenai Peninsula region as rough weather hampered search efforts near Anchorage Alaska.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Kenai Peninsula
Green Named Superintendent at Capital Hospital
The text notes Greens named to a tenured role as superintendent at the capital hospital, with a history of eight years in the position.
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Tate
Chicago market update hits mixed signals nearly midweek
A scrambled note from Chicago markets shows split readings with unclear figures. Fragments indicate percentages, rates and grading terms, suggesting cautious sentiment and potential investor hesitance amid thin data.
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